Solitaire King: Trusty Twelves

Solitaire King: Trusty Twelves is a single player card game.

This title was of a number of freeware games that the developer released to promote interest in the full product, Solitaire King which had thirty-one different games and over eighty variations thereof.

The game is played with a standard deck of fifty-two cards. Twelve cards are dealt in three rows of four, this is the build area, the remaining forty cards form the stock pile.

The game starts with the player assessing the twelve cads before them looking for descending sequences irrespective of suit. They make as many of these as possible which creates spaces in the build area which they fill from the stock pile one card at a time. These cards too are used to create new sequences or add to existing ones. The object of the game is to successfully place all the cards from the stock pile into sequences in the build area.

There are no rule variations in this game.

The player scores one point for cards moved to the foundation but scoring stops as soon as the player uses the Undo or Load a saved game options.

The game has save/load and undo/redo functions but has no sound and no statistics are kept. It is played entirely with the mouse